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As a guitar teacher, I like to keep up with the latest news and updates about guitars and the guitar world. Here are some recent articles and videos about guitars that I have found interesting: 1. "The Evolution of the Guitar: From Ancient Acoustic to Modern Electric" - This article looks at the history of the guitar and how it has evolved over the years from an ancient acoustic instrument to the modern electric guitar. 2. "How to Choose the Right Guitar for You" - This video offers helpful tips on how to find the right guitar for your playing style and budget. 3. "5 Tips for Taking Care of Your Guitar" - This article provides tips on how to properly maintain and care for your guitar, such as cleaning and checking for signs of wear and tear. 4. "10 Tips on How to Play Guitar Better" - This video offers advice on how to improve your playing skills, such as learning scales and using the correct technique. 5. "The Different Types of Guitars and What They Are Used For" - This article explores the different types of guitars and the uses for each, such as electric, acoustic, and classical.
A lush soulfulness captivates on “Golden Her,” intertwining debonair vocal immersion with gentle guitar pulsations into a concluding swooning mystique. The new track from Babe Honey excels in its meditative mindset — “let the wind cool and carry you…” — and balmy build. Escalating guitars fall into a dreamy final minute, where the serene vocals soar with whimsical lightness into twinkling keys. “Golden Her” is a beautiful piece of songwriting and production from Babe Honey. The artist elaborates on the track: “‘Golden Her’ was inspired by a reminder to one’s self: No matter how bitter on may feel from life’s
Milwaukee-based band The Hatchets fuse catchy guitar lines and playful organs for a memorable rock sound on “When the Ghost Throws Off His Chains.” The first single from their upcoming full-length album, the track reminds “there’s no such thing as yesterday,” into a resonating title-touting refrain that delivers a lusher introspection, before traversing back into the rock-friendly bustle. Crunchy guitar distortion arises upon “the horizon,” sequence, ascending with chirpy satiation into a final, impactful title sequence. The Hatchets have us firmly anticipating their upcoming album with this track. — This and other tracks featured this month can be streamed on
On March 27, 2007, “Roadrunner” label released “The Blackening”, the sixth Machine Head studio album. It was recorded August – November 2006, at “Sharkbite Studios” in Oakland, California, and was produced by Robb Flynn. Personnel: Robb Flynn – lead vocals, rhythm guitar Phil Demmel – lead guitar, backing vocals Adam Duce – bass, backing vocals Dave McClain – drums Mark…
On March 27, 1995, “4AD” label released “Ocean Beach”, the fourth Red House Painters studio album. It was recorded in 1994, at “Coast Recorders”, “Hyde Street Studios”, “David Wellhousen's Studio” in San Francisco, and was produced by Mark Kozelek. Personnel: Mark Kozelek – vocals, guitar Gorden Mack – guitar Jerry Vessel – bass guitar Anthony Koutsos –…
On March 27, 1986, “K422” label released “Holy Money”, the fourth studio Swans studio album. It was recorded June 1985 – January 1986, at “Intergalactic Studios” in New York City, and was produced by Michael Gira and Jorgé Estabon. Personnel: Michael Gira – vocals, piano, sampling Norman Westberg – guitar Jarboe – vocals Algis Kizys – bass Harry Crosby –…
Praying Mantis launch lyric video for new single "Standing Tall" from upcoming album 'Defiance' UK rockers Praying Mantis consisting of guitarist Tino Troy, bassist Chris Troy, guitarist Andy Burgess, lead vocalist Jaycee Cuijpers and drummer Hans in't Zandt have unveiled a lyric video for their new single "Standing Tall" from their upcoming studio album Defiance, which
Earlier this month, Mark Knopfler rounded up 54+ famous rock guitarists to perform on a remake of “Going Home: Theme From Local Hero.” Knopfler also has a new solo album on the way, One Deep River, which is out in a couple weeks. He’s shared “Ahead Of The Game” and “Watch Me Gone” from it already, and today he’s back with another single, “Two Pairs Of Hands.” Check it out below.
The British guitar wizard Bernard Butler will probably always be best-known for his time in Suede, playing on that band’s classic first two albums. In 1994, Butler contentiously parted ways with Suede, and he’s done a lot of other things since then. He formed the duo McAlmont & Butler, which released two albums. Butler also made LPs with singers like Edwyn Collins and Jessie Buckley, and he worked with artists like Bert Jansch, the Libertines, Duffy, and Pet Shop Boys. Now, Butler has announced plans for his first solo album in 25 years.
Bernard Butler was the guitarist in Britpop legends Suede on their first two albums and was also in McAlmont & Butler, among other projects, but he’s just announced his first new solo album in 25 years, Good Grief, and shared its first single, “Camber Sands.”